
DockbarX
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Description and installation instructions can be found at DockbarX's Github page.
https://github.com/M7S/dockbarx
News and discussions can be found at DockbarX's Google+ page
https://plus.google.com/110582468951930692841
Bugs should be reported and features requested at the Github Issue Tracker.
https://github.com/M7S/dockbarx/issues
6 years ago
See the changelog at Github.
https://github.com/M7S/dockbarx/blob/master/CHANGELOG
6 years ago
See the changelog at Github.
https://github.com/M7S/dockbarx/blob/master/CHANGELOG
M7S
9 years ago
I can't test myself since I use compiz 9.2 and opacify doens't work with it. :( Do deselecting "use smooth fade in/fade out" help at all?
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R0bert0
9 years ago
Mine was just a suggestion to improve usability of this feature.
I try to explain better: although i use often workspaces, sometimes i put several window on the same workspace beacuse i need them there (often just to see something as text, documents, etc..) and it's annoying to change every time workspace to see them. So the plugin Opacize is helpful because it shows me windows quickly. But eneabling the plugin in DockbarX, the opacification is applyed immediatly when i over the preview window. So, in daily use, it's annoying becasue the desktop "flicker" every time i select a window using the preview. I'd like to opacize the windows only when i need, and to do this, a way could be to keep the mouse over the preview window for a second or two.
So a delay [tunable according preference] beetween the hovering of the mouse and the beginning of the plugin could be the way to do this.
I know that's not easy to implement (and there are problem such as compiz 9.2, that does not allow to use "opacize" properly, and the future of Gnome with gtk3) but if it's possible, at least to me it would be great!
[sorry for my english but i'm italian - i hope i was understable]
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elav
9 years ago
However, good job!
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M7S
9 years ago
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elav
9 years ago
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SpecKtacle
9 years ago
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M7S
9 years ago
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SpecKtacle
9 years ago
http://pastebin.com/NAHPwizp
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M7S
9 years ago
sudo gedit /usr/lib/pymodules/python2.6/dockbarx/theme.py
and in row 160 change exeption to exception.
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SpecKtacle
9 years ago
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hotice
9 years ago
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M7S
9 years ago
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hotice
9 years ago
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elav
9 years ago
When I try to run Dockx on Debian Testing, I get this error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/ usr / bin / Dockx", line 33, in <module>
from Xlib import display
ImportError: No module named Xlib
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hotice
9 years ago
If you use the WebUpd8 PPA, that missing dependency has been fixed so update and it should work.
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elav
9 years ago
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Shukuyir
9 years ago
Using xfapplet I'm able to add dockbarx to the xfce panel and it is displayed but when I logout and log back in again xfapplet doesn't seem to load dockbarx properly and you have to manually add it yourself again.
Using Xubuntu 11.04.
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MilanKni
9 years ago
I use the bzr version of DockbarX in Arch linux (forced by the recent removal of GNOME 2 stuff) and run it in the standalone mode.
However, the trouble is that in the standalone mode one of the major advantages disappears, since I have to keep _another_ panel for other functions (at least notification area, start menu for non-pinned apps, logout, cpu&network activity).
With GNOME 2 integration, everything resided in a single panel, which was excelent.
A partial solution would be if DockbarX does not extend itself to the whole screen width. Then, the two panels (DocbarX + whatever else) could live next to each other in a single row.
Any other ideas or even plans?
P.S. Note that I cannot use AWN since it requires hw acceleration/compositing, which does not work via remote desktop (NX, x2go, etc.)
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zorinos
9 years ago
There is a serious enough bug in the new Ubuntu 11.04 version (in GNOME classic mode) with the window previews in DockbarX. When I enable the KDE Compatibility Compiz plugin and enable the window previews in DockbarX the preview appears behind the popup which is a problem. Here is a screenshot of the issue: http://goo.gl/ha234
I hope it helps.
Once again, thank you for this applet!
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M7S
9 years ago
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zorinos
9 years ago
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twa022
9 years ago
Thanks so much for the program. I was afraid with GNOME2 about to go away, I wouldn't be able to use it any more, but it's so versatile, I guess I'll be able to use it some way for a long time to come.
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M7S
9 years ago
Regarding gnome 2 and what not... The next version of DockbarX will be able to run as a stand-alone dock so it should be possible to use it with gnome 3 without the need of running whole big AWN (it will be very basic though, nothing fancy).
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twa022
9 years ago
I maintain the dockbarx and dockbarx-bzr packages for Arch, and when I pushed a recent upgrade, I removed python-gnomecanvas and then all the gnome-panel and bonobo dependencies. Could not having one of those installed be causing this?
Thanks for your help
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M7S
9 years ago
Good to see more people who uses the bzr. I'm in big need of more beta testers. Please contiune to report any bug you find, preferably at launchpad.
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